Curtin University Courses

The student will gain insights into the field of energy conversion technologies with a broad understanding of the various challenges and appropriate pathways for managing industry's transition to renewable energy sources.

Advanced Chemistry and material characterisation instrumentation prepares you for project work across the materials research spectrum; microstructure using X-ray diffraction and electron microscopy, graphitisation, Hydrogen storage research.

Pharmacology explores the effects of drugs on living organisms, and is the foundation for a career in drug discovery and development. An in-depth understanding of pharmacological principles is essential to the safe and effective application of medicines aimed to prevent or treat disease.

This Specialisation introduces students to Indigenous Australian perspectives and academic discourse through a carefully formulated raft of four units that each highlight different aspects of Indigenous lifeways, values and beliefs augmented by an understanding of history, impacts of colonisation...

An intelligent robot is an intelligent machine with the ability to take actions and make choices.

This extension specialisation will enable students to build and expand on knowledge developed through the Civil Engineering major, providing a solid grounding in advanced water and wastewater engineering management, along with an understanding of environmental issues surrounding engineering...

Computational mechanics is a subdiscipline of mechanics focused on developing and solving complex mathematical models that represent physical phenomena through the use of modern computing methods, such as intensive computer simulations.

Pursue their interest in biology of human health and disease and prepare for a career in clinical health services. In this specialisation, you'll study four pathology and physiology units such as Histopathology, Immunobiology, Clinical Pathophysiology and Neurophysiology.

Project management is an integral business function that exists across multiple channels and industries. This specialisation will introduce you to key concepts in the areas of contract law, risk management, procurement and operations management.

Environmental Engineering is a multidisciplinary area that focuses on protecting and managing natural resources, air, water and land to meet the social and economic needs of a growing population.

This extension specialisation would suit chemical engineering students who have an interest in the chemistry of natural and synthetic materials and chemical engineering processes.

This major will help you to prepare for a career in auditing and financial risk assessment, by ensuring you're familiar with contemporary finance issues.